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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11
THE ROCK ISLAND EXPRESS ROBBERY.
RUMORs THAT INDICATE AN ACTIVE SEARCH FOX
THE MURDEROUS ROBBERS.

RUMORs THAT INDICATE AN ACTIVE SEARCH FVh
THE MURDEROUs ROBBERS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (Speciab-There has been certain
amount OF excited speculation among politicians to-day
as to the revelations william j. Gallagher. the partner OF
Mackn, made to immunity from adequate punish
ment 1t was at first believed that he had "squealed
the principals in the Brand case OF balotbox
sting. That 1t not this but another criminal
matter on which Gallagher posted Is as good as
affirmed by States Attorney Grnne 1t declared that
while in Jail Gallagher into possession OF certain
facts relating to the participation Of Schwartz,
the ex-trackman, in the murder Of the Rock
Island express messenger 1t Is stated that
an inmate Of the Jail persuaded to
intrust to Gallagher information and correspondence ON
the subject the latter coming Canada in the shape
OF letters in which the Of certain fugves were
given as having had hand in the railroad robbery and
death of Express Agent Nichols One OF these letters
ers to the large amount Of Doodle" held by the Cana
dian runaways and IL s asserted that some OF the money
was friends of the robbers here In jail ana OUTSIDE
to keep them still and help them In their needs
The Inter to-day prints story OF the arrests OF
number OF persons for implication In this crime Inc ar
tce was to the effect that Mrs. Mayhew alias SCHWARTZ
was at Morris whittier she had to be present az tbe
trial of her husband Previous undertaking her Journey
She had been Induced promise that she would try ana
Obtain full from her husband concerning the
whole matter Schwartz did confess, implicating haI
ment OF railroad trains Accordingly II said MONDAY
night witnessed the arrest OF all OF those oundn Chcago
among these being q man named Whteha anu anolhor
who goes under the common name OF BILL
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iTTEjlPT 70 ABDUOT A CHILD.

CHICAGO. Feb lO-A dispatch to The Necs from Dan
v,,,c M SAYS An attempt made to abduct Blanche
MAYO. an eight year old adopted daughter OF MT
Mayo from the Washington pubic sehooi pu''.ne
90 ~ har daughter This the child admitted. Inc
,Uoman accompanied by middleaged man. drove ~ -
the building then hastily 70 take sse
schoolroon aa saser in charge the room vlgor9uZs ~
s.S Sa 20 u M the 's and
The that neT droxs sSeMs a%ay rapidly
regained n H. very beautiful one, Is from the instuto
snn, M nn,,sess children at Evanston. III sae & ma
Tor s,,m Racine Wis., and her name was theh Auns
Qald
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON

LONDON. Feb. 10, 1887.
UPROOTISG THE GLADSTONE TREE.-The Tories amono
the students have torn up by the roots and destroyed the
tree pauted Cambridge University last week by Mr.
Gladstone. The Liberal students threaten reprssls
DECLINING ELECTiOS.-Mr. Trevelysn has declined TO
stand as Liberal Unionst candidate for Burnley sue
ceed Peter Ryands, who died recently.
AID FoR sTRrKRRs-The Northumberland miners, who
are out on strike against reduction of cent In
their wages, have asked the different labor unions IN
Great Britain Jointly to contribute $4,000 week for
the support Of the strikers.
EXPLORING PARTY MAssACRED BY AFRICANS.
CAPE Town. Feb. IO-Traders from the interior report
that the explorer, Dr. Holub, his wife and the entire
party accompanying him have been massacrcd by
hatives
\ CABLE TO CONNECT ROME WITH THE sOUDAN.
RoxE, Feb. lO.-The Chamberof Deputies approved
credit for the construction Of electric cable from the
Island Of Perm at the entrance Of the Red Sea- to Masso
wah, and then adjourned sine die This cable will give
direct connection with the cable In the Red Sea and
Ytll place Rome In direct communication Via Alexsn-
- with the Italian forces In the soudAa.
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spOrlIy0 A GAMBLERs PARADISE.

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb 10 (Speciab.-The Grand Jury to-
day returned indictments against hiryOne persons for
violation the State law which prohibits gambling The
persons indicted include the head OF the fraternity
In this city, among them Barker HARRISON Charles Bush
and Alexander Brewster 1t is the first time In twenty
years that an indictment for gambling has been found In
this city For six years tho gambling houses have been
run openly In 1881 the Shakespeare city adinistra-
sen le,a1ing that Il mposEbe to suppress tho
enabled poiics and other officials tol blackmail the
gabiers decided TO allow them to keep open house IN
co9sderaton OF monthly payments to the Mayor OF spec
PED sums according TO the amount Of business done
large fund called The GambleEs' Fund" was created
and with IL an alfDshouse built and supported.
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r,w ~ MIC Dur,Es BUT sHREwD.

rxo,,x,po,Is Feb 10 (special).-During the aosen.s
q, ,ns psnubcau secretary Of state from the caw -
deputy was by the Governor to-day %
cerrncate OF Judge Turpes election ss on"s .s"rms
senator The deputy ephsseSsSyu SsSyus rsis,s Is new man
s ",ics of his position t was d0ubtlSss Ist mean ~
he he could easily be caught In The trSp 'ns' A~A
tU him
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THE VERMONT RAILROAD DTSA STER.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Feb. lo.-iho .oli", ",
soncrs voted to Of witnesses
in tho Woodstock disaster until February IA, wheh
deemed necessary, further testimony may be taken wv
identhcatons took place to-iay-the poaieS VI stone
Brodeur, OF Nashua, N H.. ana JAMES a. ,pciudod
OF Burlington, Vt Two more persohs e Ian
In the list OF nineyone passenger on the train M
accounted for to-day safe. They are =; W; ,S This
Everett Mass, and r. T.. French, Jr OF ;or AZ,
leaves the figures Total train, 0l accVuh'e" o' 90
stil missluQ e. Identified dead, lo
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lyTLSALOON TEMPERANCE IN PLAi"fiHLN
The Antsaloon Republican Natiohai GAoou''No Son
- soIocted Plaintield n J., TO begin its work OF
n-aon,,,pg antlssoon leagues The chairman, Albert
Cnr,r nresened the subject two evenings OF TINS
week. before audiences lie was ,, asssteG % Sy
M " p ,e IN be 10 secure q membership in the nrst
nece OK ali Republicans who are opposed to tne
op are in favor OF prohibition. large majority
ufes o Vsnnhiicnns OF Piaincld IN perfect symps!
with the movement, and a largo anu 'A
will hs formed there.
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FIGHTING A GANG OF INcENDIARIEs.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IO-A dispatch to The PostD'spWe"
from Pine Ill., Ark, There has been some eA'i'o
here lately over the work OF gang OF ncehdiaes
who have infested this city, Saturday night cottongin
OF Allen was set on fire ana burned to the ground
loss $1,000 and Sunday night the public school house anu
Of the churches were consumed Monday hisn, IL q
sheris posse started In search OF the incendlaes 9
found them distance from the town. lhcy
arrest and tho police opened hro on tneni, 9''"'
wounding two. The other one OF the party esoaped'
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M UP 10 Cc,oyernor Beaver has signed the pro
,,nfary amendment JOINT rcsoiusoh'
rwENTY INDICTMENTS AGAINST HOkE.
,o,oo Feb lO-A dispatch to The Neus from Peoria,
ShnA' me grand jury returned twenty indictments
nst Finlay Hoke today me cnarHe 10 "a n nno
RAIL OF TWO BOOKMAKERS FORFEITED
oSn np,Scu N j. Feb lO.-The bail OF William Lowell
amt oha,h ohaies, a1o upoa charges OF keeping dsordory
ses.. s'..s IN Monuouth Park has been forfeited
ARRssT or TWO OYSTER THIEVES
y,v,opT N r. Feb, lU--The oystermen here have been
I ~ Nv .ers worth several thousand dollars during Tue
.,ner The thieves escaped arvst anlli last gI , wno
(yrenus Hun aud George baney "ete S""s"' "''' 'Ne
a sloop laden with oysters z.-, ,,.,,rx,
INJURIEs TO A COASTING PARTY.
sF Feb Jznesyiie dispatch TO me Sen.as
coa.tug party twenty hvo ol Jahesvn" you"s
men while coasting down Court mn ~ ns arm
Charles Forrant prominent grocer id ms & e a,e
nd his shoudor bones badly crushed. anu SA' cnn
Henry Roonuy badly injured apous uo others we're
O'Nel suffered Internal huu''e' """ w.
badly hurt" o,,, yxcrrrNENT
~, 10 "A Asws spatch troni foklh. ,i c;iv
NJ. VA Raith highly rcspeetabio wo having
was takeu the asylum At the second
Of insanity by The M 70 remove the
| urorrcss here, ANT pssopiie Aae "Ai"e ~ -
xiysiisIS lxoaa ths eAv.'
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN NAVAL

FVLVHNIt EHUT'IIUN IN III "A IT I"''@''
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-Adviccs from honoi"a
report that the volcano Mauna Loa, Hawaii isiaha,
Is again active The eruption began on January 40
with an omission OF fire, smoke and lava. Inc ass
flowed down tho south slope and II its course has ny
changed II will How to the sea without dong muen
damage. Earthqu Jake shocks frequent through
out the island but were without serious
Tho Rev. j. ID. Pans writes from Kaawola, Har al,
under date OF January 49, For thirty six hours tneo
has been one continuous series OF earthquakes q,"r
spersed- running into each other and our house mas
seemed like little craft Floating wave-ohopPeS,
sea. While write my table rocks so that u IL Win
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complaint charges that the accused man. as chairman
of the Almshouse Committee, intrustcd with money
for the purchase Of supplies for the Amshouse He pur
chased two horses and raudenty converted TO MS own
use the Of some other person $50 he was ad-
mitted TO bail In 81 900.
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TIE REAL MURDERER OF THE DUNHAAS.

Foar WAYNE, Ind, Feb 1O-It is now certain ina.
Joseph Plew Is the murderer OF the Durham family anu
not Dunham, who supposed to have uon1 so
terrible deed and then committed suicide MI punn'
has rallied somewhat aud told the whole story ro" -
In jail at Warsaw and IL In danger OF peihs H"
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PRAUDyy AN ALMsHOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 tSpeciab-in Camaen '"''
morning John /. Smith, of the County Board oil rleo
holders from Stockton Township and chairman u ..'
Almshouse Committee, against whom the speoiai
eating committee yesterday charged dishonesty u" rno
purchase Of supplies. was arrested tnis mosnAS'
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CONCERT GARDEN PROP.

CONCERT GARDEN PROPRIETORS ARRESTED.
Detective Bssard Of the Fourteenth Precinct, arrested
several Of tho concert garden propetors East Four
teenths last night for violation OF the theatrical law
George II. Huber and George Theiss They al gave ball
and were released
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PREDICTING DEBT REpupIAr1oN BY Russ,A

BERLIN, Feb l0-The Nachrieter German
holders Of Russian securities to be their guard to OPP
pose the floating OF further Russian loans The paper
says 1t has information that the tax invested cap
ita lately introduced In Russia will be applied to the loan
of 1871. says that MOSCOW PaDslavsts, especially
Katko urging the Government to make the tax the
precursor OF reduction OF interest all state 0ans and
70 M 20 % longer PAYABLE In gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-11
rTRIyG or THEJR DEADLOCK.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 10.-The ballot taken ia
joint Assembly to-day, for United states Senator ina
Gated that the members are trng Of deadlock but
neither faction yielded inch. The vote was Camaen
Dcnlh 81 Duval lRep), 81 Judge Armstrong Ho'Hl
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ARRESTED on HIS WEDDING DAY
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING spoILED-riiE WEALTH
BRIpEGRooM STEALS SOME GOLD PENS.

A FASHIONABLE WEDDING sroILED-riE WEALTH
BRIDEGROOM STEALS SOME GOLD PENS.
PITTsBuRG. Feb. 10 (Specidl.-J. II. Whteiy' oi
Washington County, and Miss Mary Z. Moore were
to he married at II o'clock to-day at the home o the
brides parents in Ern-st. Tho Rev W. H. hnoA h Tns
to oliciate, assisted by the Rev. ID. l.. Lutte. me
guests assembled and many costly wedding presents
were displayed. Halt hour after the appointed
time for the ceremony messenger IRON the cem,, o
police station asked for Miss Moore. The messenger
told the young lady that her lover was Imprisoned or
larceny. lie had been arrested while attempting "
pawn IA box OF gold pens: 10,
1t learned that Whitley, just before ,casaf why
Washington PENN Tor Pittsburg. had stolen inc go'd
mems from a stationer, Reed. The young man had
S2OO in his pocket when arrested and was dressed IN
a wedding suit. Reed to Pi'tsburg, recovered
his pens and refused to prosecute, because ne haa
known young Whitley Tor years Whitley owns 1no
of the finest farms in Washington County, ana has
always bore good reputation. lie said he did no, no.
know what impelled him TO commit the thcit he ro e
the Mayors Office, almost distracted. MISS Moole
heard the story calmly, laid away her wedding snr.
mcnts and declared that the Wedding wouid new. new,
take place. Her father and the two clergymch "ho
all know Whitoy well, think that he must oe crazy'
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PIIIsBURG, Feb 10 (SpecaD.-Three women nc
companied by twice as many bright-iaccd children
timidy applied to Mayor Fulton today for tickets of
admission to the workhouse. =, l..
"Why do you want to 90 to the workhousei III
ouired the Mayor. ,,.
We want 20 see husbands, sir We were told 10
come here Tor tickets. l am Mrs. Newman and these
women with me are Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Beatty. Mo
arc the wives OF the Washington County miners con
yiced of conspiracy, and desire to sec them, TO
sponded Mrs. Newman. I" We haven't seen our ~ nus
bands since they sent to the workhouse. ine55
have sent word that they would like to see us n
also their children Ia, "a
Mrs Newman, who Is the wife of the former masso h
workman OF the district James Newman, one VI 'N'
most prominent of the convicted miners .
ave have had a very hard time till lately. when VIZ
received money from the various iunds raisa haJ
for In this city. Squire Phillips, neghbor, nas na
charge of these funds, and every week he Drihgs "a
enough to keep the wolf from the door The wors. w
is Mrs johnson, the wife OF Master Workman o0hn I
son. She IL dying Our husbands have been iochet t
up for two months now, and they have six months y0'
TO stay"
The women and children sent to tho workhou''
where the scene was affecting
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PROHIBITION IN PENNsYLNSAslA .L W.. .isnoa tho uro
"a AAHslepS mani iolnt resolution.
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80, on TWO BOOKMAKERs FORFEITED.


t,v ycu l.. Feb. l0--The bail oil William Lover
LoSS arrs Nolan the bookmakers who were convicted
sssv,rai months ago upon charges ol noeP"s "so0'v
PARK
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Irou;rv was made last evening at No. oi Cniy~
the supposed home Of William & RocksSs ,s sns
liner nl,d Rrook but no one could be found who hao
aver hea rd of Rocket.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-05
A Big Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Shortly
bcforc Z o'clock this morning the
lion front and side
warehouse of Darby Il Co., candy
manufacturers at Baltimore and
Howard streets, was discovered to
be on fire. An alarm was sounded,
but within 90 Minutes all the walls
had fallen. a four-storied build
ing in the rear, also occupied by
Darby & Co., was destroyed. There
were several hundred persons EN-
played in the building, the larger
portion of whom were feminine,
but the fire fortunately occurred a
few minutes aftcrlhe time forthen
10 go to work and the three or four
persons who had reached the build
ing narrowly escaped. So intense
Was the heat that all the heavy
plate glass windows and doors on
The opposite side Of Howard street
in the warehouse occupied by
Cook, lIorner &c, plumbers sup,
plies were broken.
The damage to Darby & Co. on
building and stock is now eStimat
ed at upwards of 100000, nearly
all Of which is said to he covered
by insurance. The fire iSSuppoSed
TO have originated from Il sass jet
in the cellar.
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The Veto of,he Dependent Pension Dill
Sustained.

The House Yesterday declined TO
pass the. Dependent Pension bill
over the Presidents veto, the vote
being LIS for and 125 against the
odious measure. AS majority OF
two thirds was acquired to over.
ride the veto, there was, it seems
after all, an ample margin Of safety
i'll the Democratic MEMBERSHIP of
the House. Some Democrats, 1t is
true. of the Randall school, inclnd
ing Mr.. Randall himself. voted with
the republicans TO add $50, 100000
to our present annual expenditure
Of $50, OC0. GOO for pensions, finding
this course perfectly consistent with
their policy Of Keeping taxation up
to the present figure. It is graft.
flying to observe that all the Demo-
cratic Representatives from this
State voted right in this important
matter, Mr.. McComas, republican,
alcne of The Mary land delegation
voting to Lass the hill over the We
to. The decision Of the House will
be warmly welcomed by the coun
try, and will 60 far to give it the
distinction it has for some time
been diSnuting with the Senate Of
being the conservative branch of
CongresS.-B;lto. Sun, Feb. 2G.
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Grcer State of Things in Texas.

The evidencc accumulates that
ideas and habits prevail in
Washington county, Texas. Last
Wednesday it was stated Oh oath
by former Governor of tile State
fiat the scalawag republican poll
ticians of that county had made
the colored vote solid for them :
selves by convincing tie voters
that tie Cleveland administration
is responsible for the earthquakes.
the drought. and the fact hat cot
ton brings them only seven centsa
pound. Yesterday it waS testified
that 'sthe republicans there don't
90 to bed at all during a political
canvass" addicting themselves to
"owl meetings" and inuammatory
speeches until the ballots are in the
box. So thepoor negro in he South
is held 70 the faith by the old de-
vice Of playing on his superstition
and his iears.-Bnlto. Sun.
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How Oar People are Tronged.

Within the last few days north
ern gentleman Of large capital and
influence visited this city and WIS
entertained by citizen of Rich
mond. Inquiring why it WIS that
the people of Virginia would not
pay their public debt, he was told
why a majority of the whites had
been defeated again and again, and
only acquieSced in the kiddlebcr-
ger settlement to save themselves
from the rule of disgrace and terror
IL nan hegnn s ,S i:s
itor was reminded OF the character
of the party from which it was i'm
perative that lie thrift and intel
ligence of the State sllOnld be res
cucd. Seeing The question AS he
had never seen it before, and grasp
ing the true idea of the situation
of our people, he cmphaticaiiy eX-
claimed, "Wlenever hear your
people traluced hereafter | shall
defend them. They have done
right. They have done only What
they ought to have DONE"
Would that intelligent and fair
minded men outside of this State
would only come among us and
learn for themselves that IL mass of
ignorance under the control Of vi.
cious leaders has succeeded by the
force of Interchangeable numbers in
rendering "a large majority of he
whites in Virginia powerless to pay
more than is provided for i'll the
present debt settlement. Would
that public journals outside OF This
State would have the manlincss
and the Justice to give the situa-
ton of our people fair consldera-
ton, and then to commend or con.
denim as the. result of their investi-
CATION might direct. Any injury
the public crtditmay have suffered
through tue present debt settle
ment is IL disgrace that cannot be
too deeply deplor.d' but it is not
comparable with not only the dis
grace but the misery and ruin Of
Virginia Republican rule. : Rich
mond State.
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Terrible Earthquakes in France end
Italy threat Loss Of Life.

ROME, Feb. 23.-Ash Wednes-
day was ushered in at Nice with
an earthquake which has filled the
people with terror. The first shock
was felt at Nice at 6 O'Clock this
morning, and it was followed few
moments later by a second move
ment of the earth II UGH more per
ceptibIe and disastrous to life and
property.
at the time of the earthquakes
the Riviera was crowded with
English aud American tourists and
persons of distinction.
When The frstshock occured the
streets of Nice we're fairly throng-
ed with persons in ball room cos
tunes. returning to their homes
from the Iast carnival ball of the
winter season. To those the earth
quake came with peculiar terror
The shocks were felt with great
severity at Savona, near Genoa,
auda numbered houses were wreck
ed.
The people are panic stricken,
and the entire population is in the
streets. The railway station is be
Sieged with visitors, who are anx-
ious to leave at the first chance
that offers.
The earthquake reported in the
above dispatch appears to have
wrought the greatest destruction
and fatality at Nice, town well
known to the Americans who have
travelled to Europe. Nice Is an
episcopal city and seaport of
France, beautifully situated OH Il e
Mediterranean, at the mouth ofthe
Paillon, aud about ninety,eight
miles distant by rail from loulon.
Itl,as fine southern aspect, pro-
tected from the chilling winds OF
the north by Il spur OF the Alps,
which rises behind it like a gigan-
tic amphitheater. Since its annex
alton to France it has rapidly i'm
proved in population.
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Extra Session of The Legislature---A
Proclamation.

In accordance with the provis-
ions ofthc Constitution ofthe Stale
which empower the Governor,
.whcn, in his opinion, the interest
of the Commonwealth may require
it, to convene the General Assem-
bly,:
Now, therefore, |, Fitzhugh Lee,
Governor of Virginia, do hereby
summon the members of the Sen
ate and House Of Delegates, coli
shutting the General Assembly, to
meet IN extra session in their res
pective chambers in the Capitol at
Richmond, at 10 o'clock noon, on
Wednesday, the 10th day ofMarch,
1887.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereto set my hand and caused the
seal of the Commonwealth to be
attached, at Richmond, this the
25th day of February, 1887, in the
one hundred and eleventh year OF
the Commonwealth.
FITZHUGH LEE.
BY the Governor:
FL. w. FLoURNoY,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Respectfully, &
JOSEPH Fl. JONES.
= 0P Sale


Twill sell privately, the store house
and dwelling attached, ocat ed in Pungo-
league, Acccniac county, Va, belonging
to the cstlteof james 2. Crotch, de-
ceased, and lately occnDied ly Joseph G..
Wescott 1t Will lie sold subject to Il
ground rent of $50 a.year, or in fee. as
the purchaser may elect. This is one of
the most. If not The most eligible loca-
tons in the village for store, and CAN
be easily converted into a hotel if de-
sired by the purchaser Seldom AN OBJ:
portunity presented to bny so desirable
a property. Terms will be made easy to
suit the purchaser,if the purchase money
is amply secured. Possession given i'm
mtdiately. BEN. L. GUNTER,
Executor of James z. Crotch.
Ac.cmac G.. H., Va.